Cima Brenta

The peak reaches an elevation of 3,151 meters with a sharp ridge connecting its southern side to the Spallone die Massodi mountain formation.

Douglas Freshfield and Francis Fox Tuckett completed the first documented ascent in August 1871, accompanied by alpine guide François Devouassoud through the upper Vedretta di Brenta.

In 1889, Italian nationalists displayed their resistance by removing an Austro-Hungarian flag after authorities attempted to rename the mountain Kaiser Franz Josef-Spitze.

The South Normal route starts at Rifugio Brentei, leading climbers through varied terrains to the summit, requiring strong navigation abilities and mountaineering experience.

The eastern face presents a vertical rock wall with an orange color alongside the Cengia Garbari ledge, visible from the Via delle Bocchette Alte path.

Elevation above the sea: 3,151 m

GPS coordinates: 46.17970,10.90004

Latest update: March 17, 2025 20:07